Sentence examples for * frees in from inspiring English sources
South African children born after the end of apartheid were called the Born Frees; in Rwanda, children conceived through rape during the genocide were known as les enfants mauvais souvenirs — the children of bad memories.
"Breakfast of Champions" reveals the author himself as Prospero, "on a par with the Creator of the Universe," sitting in the cocktail lounge of a Holiday Inn wearing mirroring sunglasses, surrounded by characters of his own creation, whom he frees in the end: "I am going to set at liberty all the literary characters who have served me so loyally, during my writing career".
The hosts registered 14 points from frees in a game in which Kildare started strongly.
Antrim captain Ruairi Scott knocked over a couple of long-range frees in the opening half as the Saffrons gradually got themselves on level terms.
Monaghan's highly-rated prospect Jack McCarron had another good day, landing a couple of frees in the first half and a score from play in the second.
Gareth Johnston nailed four of his five frees in the first half for Down, who led by 0-14 to 0-5 at half time.
Scaffolded homework not only provides the deliberate practice required for mastery of course concepts, but also frees up in-class time for discussing, unpacking, and examining these concepts further through Socratic dialogue and small-group discussion.
Using online educational technologies to deliver content and material outside of the classroom frees up in-class time for active and collaborative application of content with the support of classmates and the instructor [ 2].
Azaad means "free" in Hindi.
"People are freer in America.
